Alan Wong was appointed by Mayor Daniel Lurie as the new supervisor for San Francisco's Sunset District, following Beya Alcaraz's resignation. Wong's past experience and community ties influenced the decision.

Lago Vista issued an emergency water conservation notice after Water Treatment Plant 3 shut down unexpectedly, prompting residents to limit use to essential needs only. Repair efforts are ongoing.

Illinois AG Kwame Raoul has obtained a $38 million settlement from Dynegy Inc. for power market manipulation, benefitting some Ameren Illinois customers.

Pulaski has lowered the speed limit on College Street to 30 MPH to enhance safety, as announced by the Police Department, with a period of enforcement underway.

The Midlothian Police Department announced the 2025 Best of Ellis County honorees, recognizing firefighters Trey Thompson and Jon Marek, and police officer Chris Douglas.

Josh Stein, North Carolina Governor, has appointed Jeffrey Smythe as the new Secretary of Public Safety, succeeding retiring Secretary Eddie Buffaloe.

Loveland's Sesquicentennial Committee received 68 flag design submissions for their 150th anniversary. Arianna Wilson won with "The Heart Land," inspired by local landmarks.

Cuyahoga County Treasurer is returning over $410,000 in interest to taxpayers enrolled in the EasyPay program, which simplifies payment processes and rewards timely payments.

New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani's stance on Israel and support for BDS has led to a public debate with Rabbi Marc Schneier, illuminating tensions amid differing views within New York's Jewish and Muslim communities.

The Cleveland County Sheriff's Office announced the hiring of Deputy Howard Sebring with 37 years of law enforcement experience for their Civil Division.

International students from 14 countries celebrated Thanksgiving at Lindner, enjoying a traditional American holiday meal and experiencing a sense of community and cultural exchange.

Texas AG Ken Paxton is investigating fast fashion company Shein for possible unethical labor practices and consumer safety issues. The probe focuses on labor standards, product safety, and data privacy.

Handy Technologies settled with Seattle OLS for $135,723.53 over alleged DWO violations, including failure to meet minimum wage and provide breaks to domestic workers.